The infiltrator Lasttime
was looking like a lime
looking for a fight
night after night
he killed with his sword
a day he would be called Lord
He liked a good duel
But others were being cruel
others would add
he would log on fh and call them fat..
(Lasttime doesn't rhyme with lemon)
<3 from Bambi![]()
You're camping in the sea,
on a killing spree,
Afraid to fight anyone,
but watching that is wrong.
You pull your crappy bow,
it stretches from head to toe,
the 1button adder is loose,
and the midgard's side he shall choose!
I just love you man!
The infiltrator Lasttime
was looking like a lime
looking for a fight
night after night
he killed with his sword
a day he would be called Lord
He liked a good duel
But others were being cruel
others would add
he would log on fh and call them fat..
(Lasttime doesn't rhyme with lemon)
<3 from Bambi![]()
Ice mate is nice to have my own ode been playing ranger 5 yrs now with all the changes made to them without complaint.
I will always use the best style that the character has and if that includes picking targets to kill and run then im afraid that is what is called for.
Look forward to seeing you in the war zone again and thanks for a nice poem
Can i use in my sig![]()
There once was an infil called Vlad.
He tought he was skilled but he played very bad.
Refusing each Rez.
He was affraid to confess.
That the only skill he had was to add.
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haha nice 1 xD
any sorc poem? :O
(Loosely based on The Night Before Xmas)
Twas the night before Xmas, and all through Emain,
Not a creature was stirring not even a Thane
Frontiers were quiet, the keeps all were dark
No enemy armies on the map made a mark
The Nightshades were nestled all snug in their beds
While visions of wizzes danced in their heads
And Bards all were silent, rangers asleep
Not even the Bainshees making a peep
When out at the door there arose such a clatter
Even the Firbolgs wondered what was the matter
Away to Dun Crauchon they flew like a flash
Making ready the cauldrons of oil in a dash
But what did they find standing there by the door
A ram decked in holly, what was that for?
The moon on the water surrounding the keep
Glistened on parcels piled up in a heap
And what to their wondering eyes should appear
But a group of good Albions, who said 'do not fear'
The elves looked with wonder at this strange sight
Why were they here late on Christ-mas night
At first they believed it must be a trick
Then a half-ogre stepped up, dressed as St. Nick
In a language the elves did not comprehend
He said, 'for today I come as a friend'
And turning the ram, he revealed its contents
Food fit for a king, and a sack of presents
The elves, still wary watched from the walls
As St Nick gathered the Albs great and small
But they heard them exclaim, as they ran out of sight
Happy Christmas to all and to all a goodnight!